Is the ice in your freezer melting? Has the oven stopped spinning? Buying high-end home appliances do not guarantee that they won't break down. Home appliances tend to fail regularly, and it causes a significant disruption to the home's functioning. At times, the faults can be a frequent thing that brings you to wondering whether to replace or repair the appliance. Still, buying an expensive machine for your home can make you look for ways of prolonging its lifespan. Deciding if it's replacing or repairing your appliances can be daunting, but some guidelines will help you reach a favorable decision. Therefore, it would help to ask and answer the questions below for the perfect revelation. How Much Is The Cost Of Repair? Only repair an appliance that costs about 50% less than the buying price. Even when you choose to repair, you should factor in the spare parts cost and availability. Some features are hard to find hence hike up the cost of buying and repair costs in general. Repairing your broken appliance is still a good option if it's both cheap and it'll help avoid the hustle of installing another built-in machine. How Old Is The Appliance? Every home appliance has an expected lifespan of offering adequate service. So, if your broken device is way past its expected lifespan, you need to make arrangements to replace it with a new one. Besides, why repair something likely to stop functioning soon? #RepairingorReplacingHomeAppliances